NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU 4 GB GDDR6
AMD Ryzen 7 6000 Series 6800H (3.20GHz)
16GB Memory 500 GB PCIe SSD
17.3" 1920 x 1080 IPS display with AMD FreeSync™ Premium Technology, 144Hz Refresh Rate, 16:9 aspect ratio, 3ms Overdrive Response Time, 300nit Brightness
15.77" x 11.59" x 1.1" 6.61 lbs.
1 x HDMI 2.1 Port with HDCP
2 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A (One Featuring Power-off Charging) 1 x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A 1 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C
Product SKU:
N82E16834360215
audio:
DTS: X Ultra Audio
audio_ports:
1 x Headphone/Microphone Combo Jack
backlit_keyboard:
Backlit
battery:
Lithium-ion 90 Watt Hour Battery
best_seller_ranking:
#29 in Gaming Laptops
bluetooth:
Bluetooth 5.2
brand:
Acer
color:
Obsidian Black
cpu:
AMD Ryzen 7 6800H 3.2GHz
cpu_speed:
6800H (3.20GHz)
cpu_type:
AMD Ryzen 7 6000 Series
date_first_available:
November 04, 2022
dimensions_w_x_d_x_h:
15.77" x 11.59" x 1.1"
display_type:
Full HD
ethernet:
1 x RJ-45 (1Gbps)
gpuvpu:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU
graphic_type:
Dedicated Card
graphics_card:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU
hdd:
No
hdmi:
1 x HDMI 2.1 Port with HDCP
keyboard:
Red Backlit Keyboard
lan:
Killer Ethernet E2600 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN
lcd_features:
IPS display with AMD FreeSync™ Premium Technology,
144Hz Refresh Rate, 16:9 aspect ratio, 3ms Overdrive Response Time, 300nit Brightness
max_memory_supported:
32 GB
memory:
16GB
memory_slot_available:
2
memory_slot_total:
0
memory_spec:
8 GB x 2
memory_speed:
DDR5 4800
model:
AN517-42-R6BL
operating_system:
Windows 11 Home
optical_drive_type:
No
package_content:
Laptop
AC Adapter & Power Cord
panel:
IPS
part_number:
NH.QG8AA.001
refresh_rate:
144 Hz
resolution:
1920 x 1080
screen:
17.3" 144 Hz IPS
screen_size:
17.3"
series:
Nitro 5
speaker:
Two Built-in Stereo Speakers
ssd:
500 GB PCIe
storage:
512 GB PCIe Gen4 SSD
storage_spec:
2 x PCIe M.2 Slots | 1 Slot Available
style:
Standard
touchpad:
Precision Touchpad (supporting Windows Modern Touchpad gestures)
touchscreen:
No
type:
Gaming
usage:
Consumer
usb:
2 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A (One Featuring Power-off Charging)
1 x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A 1 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C
video_memory:
4GB
virtual_reality_ready:
Yes
webcam:
HD Webcam (1280 x 720) with Blue Glass supporting 720p HD Video
weight:
6.61 lbs.
wide_screen_support:
Yes
wifi_generation:
Wi-Fi 6E
wlan:
802.11ax Wireless LAN
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You can't really compare them to begin with, since both of them are 15.6" and this is 17"..
Even if you put that aside, Nitro 5 is much better as far as screen and GPU is concerned. It has a 300-nits close to 100% sRGB screen whereas the ones you mentioned have 250-nits 45% NTSC. The GPU on the Nitro 5 is also full wattage, i.e., 95W, whereas on both, the GP66 and Victus, it's lower than that.
Last edited by Dr.Wajahat November 21, 2022 at 08:30 AM.
You can't really compare them to begin with, since both of them are 15.6" and this is 17"..
Even if you put that aside, Nitro 5 is much better as far as screen and GPU is concerned. It has a 300-nits close to 100% sRGB screen whereas the ones you mentioned have 250-nits 45% NTSC. The GPU on the Nitro 5 is also full wattage, i.e., 95W, whereas on both, the GP66 and Victus, it's lower than that.
i really need a 17" screen and thunderbolt or some other good way to run dual external monitors. most of my uses are remote work, with very minimal gaming. i mean.. fallout 4, but everything turned wayyyy down.
was even thinking this one would do it with displayport 1.2.
i really need a 17" screen and thunderbolt or some other good way to run dual external monitors. most of my uses are remote work, with very minimal gaming. i mean.. fallout 4, but everything turned wayyyy down.
was even thinking this one would do it with displayport 1.2.
You can't really compare them to begin with, since both of them are 15.6" and this is 17"..
Even if you put that aside, Nitro 5 is much better as far as screen and GPU is concerned. It has a 300-nits close to 100% sRGB screen whereas the ones you mentioned have 250-nits 45% NTSC. The GPU on the Nitro 5 is also full wattage, i.e., 95W, whereas on both, the GP66 and Victus, it's lower than that.
Can't you get a usbc adapter for the second monitor?
My laptop running windows 8.0 laptop can run dual displays, one on VGA and one through usbc with an HDMI 7 in 1 port adapter.
honestly, i dont know. so many people have told me that the usb-c either has to be thunderbolt spec'd or display port 1.2/1.4 spec'd. this acer is neither. it seems like every time i bring this up, i get a different answer.
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Even if you put that aside, Nitro 5 is much better as far as screen and GPU is concerned. It has a 300-nits close to 100% sRGB screen whereas the ones you mentioned have 250-nits 45% NTSC. The GPU on the Nitro 5 is also full wattage, i.e., 95W, whereas on both, the GP66 and Victus, it's lower than that.
I am REALLY leaning toward getting this.. checks most boxes for me.
I know this could run rdr2 and witcher 3 at high level but can this run god of war at high settings?>
I am REALLY leaning toward getting this.. checks most boxes for me.
I know this could run rdr2 and witcher 3 at high level but can this run god of war at high settings?>
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Is DDR6 memory even out in the wild yet?
Even if you put that aside, Nitro 5 is much better as far as screen and GPU is concerned. It has a 300-nits close to 100% sRGB screen whereas the ones you mentioned have 250-nits 45% NTSC. The GPU on the Nitro 5 is also full wattage, i.e., 95W, whereas on both, the GP66 and Victus, it's lower than that.
https://www.newegg.com/natural-si...6834273755
or
https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp...#techSpec
i really need a 17" screen and thunderbolt or some other good way to run dual external monitors. most of my uses are remote work, with very minimal gaming. i mean.. fallout 4, but everything turned wayyyy down.
was even thinking this one would do it with displayport 1.2.
https://www.newegg.com/arctic-gre...000E-11S88
https://www.newegg.com/obsidian-b...6834360214
https://www.newegg.com/natural-si...6834273755
or
https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp...#techSpec
i really need a 17" screen and thunderbolt or some other good way to run dual external monitors. most of my uses are remote work, with very minimal gaming. i mean.. fallout 4, but everything turned wayyyy down.
was even thinking this one would do it with displayport 1.2.
https://www.newegg.com/arctic-gre...000E-11S88
My laptop running windows 8.0 laptop can run dual displays, one on VGA and one through usbc with an HDMI 7 in 1 port adapter.
Even if you put that aside, Nitro 5 is much better as far as screen and GPU is concerned. It has a 300-nits close to 100% sRGB screen whereas the ones you mentioned have 250-nits 45% NTSC. The GPU on the Nitro 5 is also full wattage, i.e., 95W, whereas on both, the GP66 and Victus, it's lower than that.
My laptop running windows 8.0 laptop can run dual displays, one on VGA and one through usbc with an HDMI 7 in 1 port adapter.
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Is DDR6 memory even out in the wild yet?
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